Savivaldybių mastu anglies dioksidu grindžiama energijos pusiausvyra (Energy Equilibrium)

To compensate the variability and non-controllability of seasonally generated renewable energy (RES) (daily fluctuations in solar radiation intensity, wind speed, etc.) development of sufficient energy storage infrastructure in the regions will play a major role in transforming RES supply potential into reality. However, local public authorities that are responsible for creating an enabling policy environment for RES infrastructure development in regions encounter numerous challenges and uncertainties in deploying sufficient energy accumulation that often remain unanswered due to a lack of knowledge and on-site capacity, which in turn significantly hinders the regional path to climate neutrality.

This project will develop Energy Equilibrium Platform – an interactive and easily applicable tool to support municipalities and energy suppliers in decision-making related to the development of efficient action plans to accelerate local RES utilization in the region, focusing on the development of sufficient energy storage infrastructure in the regions. The Energy Equilibrium Platform will be piloted in municipalities of four countries – Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Sweden.

Raktažodžiai: atsinaujinančioji energija, energijos kaupimas ir saugojimas, regioninis, klimato neutralumas.

Akronimas: Energy Equilibrium

Projekto numeris LEI vidaus apskaitoje: 12-93.23.25

Kvietimas / finansavimo priemonė: Interreg Baltic Sea Region 2021-2027 programa, prioritetas „3 Climate-neutral societies“, uždavinys „3.2 Energy transition“

Projekto biudžetas: 1,997,687.92 EUR, LEI dalis – 198,005.00 EUR

Koordinatorius: Institute of Energy Systems and Environment of Riga Technical University, Latvija

Partneriai:

• Lietuvos energetikos institutas, Lietuva;
• Sustainable Business Hub, Švedija;
• Gulbene Municipality, Latvija;
• SIA „Gulbenes Energo Serviss”, Latvija;
• Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery Polish Academy of Sciences, Lenkija;
• ZEBAU GmbH – Centre for Energy, Construction, Architecture and the Environment, Vokietija;
• Thermopolis Oy, Suomija;
• Tukums Municipality, Latvija;
• Mikołajki Pomorskie Commune, Lenkija;
• Tomelilla kommun, Švedija;
• Wejherowo municipality, Lenkija.

Projektas finansuojamas Europos Sąjungos „Interreg Baltic Sea Region 2021-2027“ programos lėšomis.